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Hosting MVA “Office Hours” Live Q&A on Win8 & WS2012

Posted on December 12, 2012 by Rick
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OfficeHoursMy team has hosted a number of online “JumpStarts” for Microsoft Learning focused on Windows Server 2012 and Windows 8. In case you missed them – they are live multi-day events streamed online focused on a particular technology and have an interactive Q&A panel where you can get your questions answered. This interaction and Q&A is by far the most fun and valuable – but we’re focused on delivering the content and have help staffing the Q&A forum as it can get backed up with questions.

I was chatting with the MVA team who asked if I would be interested in piloting a live Q&A event with my partner in crime Joey Snow. The twist is: this time the focus IS the live Questions area focusing on getting the ANSWERS out and using Demos to explain the concepts.  We’re focusing on Windows Server 2012 and Windows 8 (kind of  like the Peanut Butter and Jelly “better together” concept) for this round. After talking with Joey and working out more logistical details – We’re all in. It’s going to be 90 minutes of all out Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012 Q&A / Demo-pa-looza goodness.

The Date has been set – January 15th, 2013. 8:30 AM – 10 AM PST. Get your full details over at the registration page and get your spot reserved EARLY. It’s a pilot. If we get good registration and great participation during the event – we’ll look at making these a more regular occurrence going forward. This one is the pilot to “test the waters”.

Can’t wait to catch you online !

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